The highest achievement a young woman can earn in the Mormon church, the Young Womanhood Recognition Award signals the completion of the Personal Progress program for girls ages 12-17. Young women that have completed the Personal Progress program are awarded the Recognition Award at an annual dinner, which their families are invited to attend.

To receive this award young women must:

• Attend sacrament meeting regularly.

• Live the standards in For the Strength of Youth.

• Complete the value experiences and value project for each of the eight values (Personal Progress)

• Keep a personal journal.

• Attend seminary or participate in independent study (where available).

• Read the Book of Mormon regularly.

• Record your testimony of the Savior Jesus Christ.

From the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints website:

This award recognizes you for your worthiness and for completing all the Personal Progress requirements. As a recipient of the award, you show that you have established a pattern of progress in your life. You are prepared to make and keep sacred temple covenants. You are committed to keeping the commandments, serving others, and developing and sharing your gifts and talents. You will strive to strengthen the home and family.

Find my name, “Hayley Labrum” on the plaque